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University of Hong Kong to Launch Online News Literacy Course for a Global Audience

The University of Hong Kong's Journalism and Media Studies Center will launch a new online course that aims to teach the public how to critically evaluate news and news sources.

Jan 27, 2015 AM EST

Facebook Not to Blame for Kid's Bad Grades
Jan 27, 2015 AM EST
College Football Playoff Pressured By ESPN, NFL to Alter Schedule for One Year
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
CU-Boulder Seeking Funds to Produce a Telescope Sharper Than Hubble
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
AP Top 25 College Basketball Poll 2014 Week 12: Duke Moving On After Coach K's 1,000th Win
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
'Walking Seminars' Improves Classroom Engagement
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
UCF's Bright House Networks Stadium Is Getting a Beach Club for the Upcoming Football Season
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST

Girls Lead Boys in Academic Achievement

By J Baulkman
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
UNC and Wake Forest Announce Unique Non-Conference Home-and-Home Series

By Russell Westerholm
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
Vanderbilt Football Players' Rape Trial Expected to End Today, Jury Deliberation Will Soon Be Underway

By Russell Westerholm
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
Oatmeal for Breakfast May Result in Greater Fullness, Lower Calorie Intake at Lunch

By J Baulkman
Jan 26, 2015 PM EST
Massive Asteroid Will Fly By Earth Monday Night, But Poses No Threat; How to Watch It Live

By Russell Westerholm
Jan 26, 2015 AM EST
Mindfulness-Based School Programs Helps Kids Regulate Stress, Be More Optimistic

By J Baulkman
Jan 26, 2015 AM EST
Mike Krzyzewski Wins No. 1,000; First Men's D1 Coach to Do So

By Russell Westerholm
Jan 26, 2015 AM EST
Reducing Work-Family Conflicts in the Workplace May Help People to Sleep Better

By J Baulkman
Jan 26, 2015 AM EST